ETCUSD
Ethereum Classic / United States dollar
crypto

Yea I have Avax and ETC on robinhood. I also have about 20k in coinbase that I’m just not gonna touch.

Buy from good whatnot dealers! Infinity coins, EDCplug, cliffton sells libertads! Trader bea but he is hella overpriced! New whatnot up trend is NGC personalized slabs don’t get any of those all not worth it! Sudden death coins is a good one too. I bought a few 10gram bars for 930 the other day from integrity coins. Whatnot also does have a buyer protection for bullion. If you get anything fake that they said was real contact whatnot and they’ll refund it have had it happen a bunch! Or head to a LCS have them test it ETC

[A14JCP](https://www.onvista.de/derivate/ETCs/85358387-A14JCP-IE00BLS09N40) - 🦉🌳 EURO STOXX Banks 3x Daily 🎢 ETC

This is a pretty cool one—Canada’s first (and biggest) multi-crypto ETF. It’s called the [Evolve Cryptocurrencies ETF](https://evolveetfs.com/product/etc/) (ETC), and it gives you exposure to Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana all in one fund. You can buy it through a regular brokerage account, and there’s a USD version too.
If XRP or other coins get the green light down the road, they might get added. With just BTC, ETH, SOL, and potentially XRP, you’d be covering \~85% of the total crypto market cap, plus hitting a mix of use cases like store of value, smart contracts, and payments.
Nice option if you’re looking to get broad crypto exposure in something like a TFSA or RRSP.
Here’s what it holds right now:
https://preview.redd.it/r1hc5m9eh51f1.png?width=432&format=png&auto=webp&s=5e7468598fdb3402969ca2fb5901fb82b4e776d1

Current Portfolio:
IE00BK5BQT80 (MSCI World ETF) - 33.2%
IE00B4L5Y983 (Global Markets ETF) - 31.6%
IE00B3XXRP09 (NASDAQ ETF) - 23.7%
IE00B53SZB19 (VUSA/S&P 500) - 11.5%
IGLN (iShares Physical Gold ETC) - ~3.6%
After analyzing my portfolio, I've realized there's significant overlap between my ETFs, especially VUSA which seems to have high redundancy with my other holdings. I'm looking to optimize my allocation to reduce redundancy while maintaining exposure to markets I care about.
My priorities:
I want to keep my exposure to Global markets (IE00B4L5Y983)
I want to maintain my position in NASDAQ
I want to keep my gold reserve (IGLN) as a safety hedge
I suspect VUSA is the most redundant and could be replaced with something offering better geographic diversification, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Is my overall allocation sensible, or would you suggest adjusting the percentages?

Yea I have Avax and ETC on robinhood. I also have about 20k in coinbase that I’m just not gonna touch.

Buy from good whatnot dealers! Infinity coins, EDCplug, cliffton sells libertads! Trader bea but he is hella overpriced! New whatnot up trend is NGC personalized slabs don’t get any of those all not worth it! Sudden death coins is a good one too. I bought a few 10gram bars for 930 the other day from integrity coins. Whatnot also does have a buyer protection for bullion. If you get anything fake that they said was real contact whatnot and they’ll refund it have had it happen a bunch! Or head to a LCS have them test it ETC

[A14JCP](https://www.onvista.de/derivate/ETCs/85358387-A14JCP-IE00BLS09N40) - 🦉🌳 EURO STOXX Banks 3x Daily 🎢 ETC

This is a pretty cool one—Canada’s first (and biggest) multi-crypto ETF. It’s called the [Evolve Cryptocurrencies ETF](https://evolveetfs.com/product/etc/) (ETC), and it gives you exposure to Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana all in one fund. You can buy it through a regular brokerage account, and there’s a USD version too.
If XRP or other coins get the green light down the road, they might get added. With just BTC, ETH, SOL, and potentially XRP, you’d be covering \~85% of the total crypto market cap, plus hitting a mix of use cases like store of value, smart contracts, and payments.
Nice option if you’re looking to get broad crypto exposure in something like a TFSA or RRSP.
Here’s what it holds right now:
https://preview.redd.it/r1hc5m9eh51f1.png?width=432&format=png&auto=webp&s=5e7468598fdb3402969ca2fb5901fb82b4e776d1

Current Portfolio:
IE00BK5BQT80 (MSCI World ETF) - 33.2%
IE00B4L5Y983 (Global Markets ETF) - 31.6%
IE00B3XXRP09 (NASDAQ ETF) - 23.7%
IE00B53SZB19 (VUSA/S&P 500) - 11.5%
IGLN (iShares Physical Gold ETC) - ~3.6%
After analyzing my portfolio, I've realized there's significant overlap between my ETFs, especially VUSA which seems to have high redundancy with my other holdings. I'm looking to optimize my allocation to reduce redundancy while maintaining exposure to markets I care about.
My priorities:
I want to keep my exposure to Global markets (IE00B4L5Y983)
I want to maintain my position in NASDAQ
I want to keep my gold reserve (IGLN) as a safety hedge
I suspect VUSA is the most redundant and could be replaced with something offering better geographic diversification, but I'd love to hear your thoughts.
Is my overall allocation sensible, or would you suggest adjusting the percentages?

Ich habe einen Sparplan auf nen Gold ETC. Finde ich als kleine Beimischung zu Aktien ganz nett.

Welcome, u/genewilder6066. We're glad you popped in from the chocolate factory.
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Right. Did you have any specific reason not to go into ETC's? The rise on some of them is pretty attractive